Health: Soya-based foods may harm male fertility, say scientists
Harvard study finds that chemical that mimics female sex hormone is linked to lower sperm counts
Appalling hype of a drug for prostate cancer
Richard Smith: It seems good news: a new weapon against an invidious disease. But the reality is much less straightforward
Common gene makes Africans more vulnerable to HIV
A gene that once protected people of African descent from malaria is now making them more susceptible to HIV infection
Heart disease: US doctors back statins for 8-year-olds
Experts in UK, treating small numbers of high risk children, say wider use of drugs should be discussed
In praise of … Japanese food
Editorial: Award winning Japanese chef cooks for G8 leaders providing a spectacular menu but bad timing
Men: is your clock ticking?
Alice Wignall: If you're in your mid-30s and you want to be a father at some point then the answer should, unfortunately, be yes
The sound of my ticking
Nirpal Dhaliwal: News of men's biological clocks doesn't surprise me. And I feel it that bit stronger here in India
Scientists warn that biological clock affects male fertility
Women with partners in their mid-30s suffer more miscarriages than those with younger men, say scientists
China’s new freedom fighters
Countless thousands of people in China are blacklisted, harassed, intimidated and locked up merely for what they say or because of the job they do
‘I was never about boo hoo hoo’
Dave Pelzer, who single-handedly launched the 'misery lit' genre with his horrific memoir of childhood abuse, is now publishing his fourth self-help book. In it, he insists that happiness is all about 'moving on'. So why does he continue to obsessively trawl through his own past? Decca Aitkenhead meets him